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New Book "AI Engineering for Production" to Launch October 20

Towards AI is announcing a new book, "AI Engineering for Production," set to launch on October 20. This book will focus on the engineering challenges beyond just having a good model, addressing what it takes to get a system into production. The authors are seeking community feedback on the content and plan to host a live session on launch day to discuss their current AI engineering stack and answer technical questions. AI

IMPACT Provides insights into the evolving engineering challenges in AI systems beyond model development.

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New Book "AI Engineering for Production" to Launch October 20

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  1. Towards AI TIER_1 English(EN) · Towards AI Editorial Team ·

    What’s left to engineer when the model is good?

    <h4>Our second book, AI Engineering for Production, launches October 20</h4><p>When we published <em>Building LLMs for Production</em> in 2024, we thought we had written a book we could keep updating as the field evolved.</p><p>We were wrong.</p><p>Not about where the field was g…